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08-16-02, 08:02 am
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| How do I know? I am getting ready to build a C&C cage like Nancy's 2x3 cage in the photo. I need it to be big enough for 3 piggies. How do I know how big to make it and is there a way to find her "blueprint" or something to that effect? Thanks, Tish |
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08-16-02, 02:09 pm
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| Re: How do I know? General rule of thumb is that each pig is suppose to have 2 sq. ft. Actually though that is kinda small. One pig is suppose to be in a 2x3 grid 2 in 2x4 3 in 2x5 or larger. Bigger never hurts anything. Ashley |
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08-16-02, 03:44 pm
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| Re: How do I know? ONE pig should have 7.5 square feet to start. THEN you can approximately add 3 square feet per pig. |
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08-24-02, 03:52 am
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| Re: How do I know? i have done more research and have decided to build the "kids remodel" that teresa built. thanks for the advice~tish |
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